Residence Halls

Living on campus in style

Campus Living at Valpo

Experience vibrant community life across our seven residence halls and two apartment complexes, designed to support over 1,500 undergraduate students. Whether you’re a first-year finding your footing or an upperclassman enjoying apartment-style independence, Valpo’s on-campus housing blends comfort, connection, and convenience to help you thrive.

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Beacon Hall

Brandt Hall

Guild-Memorial Hall

Kade-Duesenberg German House

Promenade Apartments

Sorority Housing Complex

Off-Campus Housing

Graduate Student Housing

Wehrenberg Hall

Academic Year Room Rates

Alumni Hall

Live Where You Belong

Living on campus is more than just a convenience—it’s a foundational part of the Valpo experience. Our seven residence halls and two apartment buildings are home to 1,500 undergraduate students, where friendships form, ideas grow, and lifelong memories are made.

Whether you’re studying with your floormates, relaxing in your suite, or participating in hall events, residence life brings students together in meaningful ways. With wireless internet, in-room furniture, common areas, and even streaming access through Valpo WiFi, every space is designed to help you feel connected, supported, and right at home.

Frequently Asked Questions

Residence Halls at Valpo

How many students live on campus?

Valpo’s residence halls and apartment buildings are home to approximately 1,500 undergraduate students.

What types of housing are available?

The campus includes seven residence halls and two apartment-style buildings. Some halls house national sororities, while others are designated for first-year or upperclass students.

Is there a housing requirement?

Yes, Valpo has a six-semester live-on requirement. First-year, sophomore, and junior students must live in approved university housing unless they qualify for an exemption.

Where do first-year students typically live?

Most first-year students live in Alumni or Brandt Halls, which are structured specifically for new students.

What about upperclassmen?

Upperclass students usually live in Beacon Hall, Guild/Memorial Hall, Wehrenberg Hall, or the Sorority Housing Complex. They may also be eligible for on-campus apartments like Promenade Apartments if they’ve completed four or more semesters.

What amenities are provided in the residence halls?

Rooms are furnished with a bed, mattress, desk, chair, closet or wardrobe, and dresser or shared storage drawers. Internet access, laundry, and cable TV connections are also included.

Do the rooms come with internet access?

Yes, each room has wired internet (except at Promenade Apartments), and wireless network access is available across all residence halls.

Living on Campus

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Alumni Hall

Beacon Hall

Six people play beach volleyball on a sandy court outside a brick dormitory building on a sunny day.

Brandt Hall

Guild-Memorial Hall

Kade-Duesenberg German House

Promenade Apartments

Red brick school building with peaked roofs, large windows, and a sign reading "Oxford" above the entrance. Information for New Students is available upon entry.

Sorority Housing Complex

Wehrenberg Hall

Mailing Info

All mail for students living on campus is delivered to their mailbox in the Harre Union. A student’s mail unit number can be found on their DataVU profile. To make sure it is properly delivered, please use this format on letters and packages:

Student Name
1509 Chapel Drive, Unit [number]
Valparaiso, IN 46383

Please note: Using a different format, omitting information, or including “Valparaiso University” could delay the delivery.